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Over the course of about 40 years of hunting and fishing, I still can't comprehend how utterly ignorant some people are around wildlife.

Trapping has taken a hit in the last few decades for myriad reasons, but more states need trapping programs to help keep the tradition and its management aspects going strong.

Mark Kayser shares his tactics for trapping troublesome skunks, while also showing us how to not get sprayed with its foul gland oil.

In recent years, trappers in the northern Rockies and Great Lakes Region have been given the opportunity to trap the gray wolf. We get some pro pointers from a veteran Canadian wolf trapper.

If you've ever wondered how to skin and butcher feral pigs after knocking down one or two on a hunt, it's not difficult and can result in some tasty meat for the dinner table.

Landowners have been asked by officials with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources to help locate feral pigs in a specific county.

Feral hogs are delicious to eat, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warn to take precautions when cleaning and butchering the animals to prevent infection from a naturally occurring and debilitating disease.

Three wildlife and hunting advocacy groups are suing New Jersey Gov. Philip Murphy for his ban on bear hunting on public land.

Every year we see reports about a bear with a jar on its head and while somewhat funny, it's not a laughing matter to the bear.

Hunting coyotes in the desert is a ton of fun for many reasons, including the way sound carries such a long distance to attract songdogs.

Sitting while shooting may not sound like the best way to take a shot, but Wayne Van Zwoll explains why it is.

If you plan on an out-of-state predator hunting trip you had better do your homework because the laws across the country are about as variable as the weather.

One of the best ways to introduce someone to the outdoors is on a predator hunt that involves calling, moving around and, hopefully, a successful ending.

Camouflage is important when hunting predators, but when and how you move is just as much of a camouflage as what you're wearing.

With a little practice, researchers can tell if a coyote ate a vole or a mouse simply by examining parts that passed through the coyote.

When I started deer hunting 40 years ago the versatile .243 rifle caliber did the trick for my first whitetails. It should work just fine for coyotes, too.

Just because you’re hunting something other than predators doesn’t mean coyotes aren’t around for harvesting.